From the course: Programming Foundations: Version Control with Git (2020)

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Setting up a remote repository

Setting up a remote repository

From the course: Programming Foundations: Version Control with Git (2020)

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Setting up a remote repository

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- [Instructor] To create a remote repo you need to have an account with a git hosting service. While there are many to choose from for the remainder of this course I'll be using Bitbucket. To setup a new remote repository login to your account and look for a create repository option. In Bitbucket, if you don't have any existing repos you'll see a create repository options in the landing page area. But you can also find it in the sidebar under repositories, or under this plus sign. Let's create a new repository. Since I named my last project Project A, I'll call this one Project B. (instructor typing) You can choose to make it private or public. For the README option, No, will just initialize an empty repository. Yes, with template, will add a blank README into the repository. And, Yes, with tutorial, will add some getting started instructions into the README files. Let's choose this option. Make sure git is checked…

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